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“I’ve been taking Kimberly’s jewelry class for a couple of years and am continually learning new skills. She is an awesome instructor who brings so much experience and problem solving to her students. There are students of varying experience and there are so many different approaches to projects — it makes it really fun.”
“the walking shishi : sit as they do : pure lily : white milk porcelain : complete confidence : assured in the days course : glassine the glaze : auspicious these guardians : here at the palace gates : serene i stand : the pattern of tables wears : a mystical garden of sand before me : calm has made its presence known : #piccard”
“Such a unique store with unique, fun and interesting merchandise. I'm so happy this mom and pop store has been able to thrive over the years as it truly is a favorite to visit in my town and it's terribly hard to be in business these days. They do such a good job with their Instagram page and promoting their awesome themed art shows and various art events. I love their annual pet show as always come home with portraits of my dog from the artists that attend. I love that you can order online. They helped out a lot during the pandemic. They are always so helpful when you go in too. This last weekend I went in to find some Valentine's Day gifts for family members and sure enough left with some fun goodies. Love shopping along Colorado And Eagle Rock Blvds.”
“We visited the complex to see Paula Cole perform here. The parking staff was very helpful. The staff was efficient and friendly. The venue was very nice and comfortable. The show was spectacular and produced very well. All the seats are designed to see the stage and enjoy a performance. Great place.”
“Nucleus is an art gallery that caters to more modern artists in the genre of pop culture, anime, and local flavor artists.
A nice, clean esthetic that provides a wonderful space to display the art. There are two stories. Enough room to display many different artists, which switch out on a regular basis.
There are also meet and greets as well as signings. Depending on the artists, the crowds show up to meet people they admire.
Great place to peruse and buy art.”
“TAJ Art is a magical place, it’s peaceful gardens and romantic atmosphere make it my first choice to host private events. I love the scenery!The place has to offer calming surroundings, positive energy and kindness that just flows through your body when you enter the garden.I have hosted multiple events and with the help of Trace ( the owner ) each one of them was an absolute success. She is a great listener and intuitively understood what I was looking for even before I could fully articulate it.The level of customer service exceeded my expectations and each one of my event was a 100% gratifying.I will be back for more. Thank You!”
“So much to see here! Judith, one of the co-owners, is a really lovely lady and is incredibly hospitable and helpful. Lots of great materials esp for Euro history and materials about ancient Near East.”
“First time tattoo experience was great one! Justine was everything I needed as a first timer. I, loved the atmosphere. It was so relaxed unlike the hundreds of shops I walked into. From the start I was welcomed. Everything was clean and so private which is a great plus. I loved the colors options, and the fact that the ink is vegan is even better! Less toxins and chemicals. I love my tattoo. She did great job. I will be back if I am in the market to get another one. Thank you. I will recommend.”
“The Last Bookstore, located in Downtown Los Angeles is a book lover’s dream. Located at the intersection of 5th & Spring St., it offers a wide variety of new and used books, vinyl, and other physical media. In an era where everything is becoming increasingly digitized, the magic of being surrounded by physical media is especially unique. Art made out of books, and creative design concepts make ‘The Last Bookstore’ a selfie hotspot. Several movies have also had scenes filmed here to include the Oscar nominated film, ‘Gone Girl’. Tune in to tour the most awesome bookstore I’ve ever seen, on The Cristopolis Show (YT / IG @cristopolis)”
“I have had Nova do about five projects for me, and they have all been gorgeous. This family owned business has been around a long time, and they are experts at what they do. What they can do with matting and framing elevates your art to the next level.”
“It is a quite varied gallery with respect to the art it is about, I love the fact that the forms of expression are so different and unique, a lot of history and very valuable, it is quite pleasant.I would have liked more time to appreciate the efforts of these artists more.”
“Everything is good except they take forever to get your food order in. If you stop there before a Dodger game or concert, be aware, you will be late. Be cautious and give yourself an extra hour because you will disappointed later.”
“A great place for words and the invocation of meaning. Perfumed verses are submerged in brain waves that become tsunami synonomis with origami, figures of swans in the form of stanzas.We speak words that travel thru Avenue 50 studio walls and into the matte universe.Places leave traces of themselves in the people who visit such places.C.O.”
“Nice little gallery. I was there for the Invader show. He's one of my favorite street artists. There are two large rooms of his stuff - make sure to go behind the black curtain to view his amazing Rubik's cube pieces. We also saw Gongkan's work in the other part of the gallery - interesting concept with the mirrors. The gallery is on a popular street near Prince Street Pizza and Salt and Straw, Hauser & Wirth is nearby. Street parking is free on Sundays - but good luck getting a spot.”
“The cerebral dexterity and expansion with which you exit this portal...Analog as fuck. Michael is on the verge of savant genius. (What am I even saying... he is) His art and abilities transverse multi dimensional mind scapes laying new neural pathways in technicolor daydreams...You'll never be the same.”
“This shop is awesome! The artist have such a chill vibe. I've gotten 3 tats done here. Dan did an amazing job. I could not be happier with the work. I won't go anywhere else to get work done.”
“I walked into this cute gallery in hopes that someone can help me frame some art work that l've had stored since my early college days. I was pleasantly surprised with a warm welcome and reassurance that I was at the right place for the job I needed done, and he was correct. Til now, Armando amazes me with his work ethic, level of professionalism and high quality craftsmanship. Im glad to have discovered this hidden gem within my community. This is by far my forever shop!”
“The boss and his wife are awesome! kind! There are many antiques, objects, and bracelets! Family members who like antique bracelets should not miss this opportunity, family members, come on!”
“24/600 reviews challenge for 2023. The LA art scene These Days art gallery 5 Stars***** I found this little gem by accident and wanna share it with everyone, its on Winston and main st 1 1/2 blocks from spring street art walk an on the second floor. You have to walk up a flight of stairs but this is cali, so I know you're all in great shape ja! Once I wlaked up there I met the owner I think, Stephan who was this cool cat and fun to talk too. They dont get much foot traffic since its on the other side of spring street, however its worth seeking out. I I love the LA art scene and more importantly the LA art walk. One gets it all from a variety of artisans from weekend warriors to life long professionals displaying and selling their work. From prints, paintings, sketches, stickers, necklaces, shirts, hats, and etc to just name a few.. Having this diverse amount of artist is cool because theres somthing fof everyone to enjoy, buy, and explore. Now im an adventurer so I love going on a hunt for hidden galleries. Theres a map one can acquire that shows a lot of the galleries within walking distance. You can get one at the hive gallery on spring street.”
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“Yes but I just don't wanna it anymore I don't think it's a bad idea lol lol I'm just not sure if it's the one I have already got scared to go eat it but it's not a bad idea to do that lol lol I'm just not sure if I have a time lol I'm not sure what time I can come but I'm just gonna go back in and get some food and I'll owuyeuoe it out here and I'll give you some money to make sure I'm gonna be able to”
“I wish Murmurs was my little secret, but alas it’s too great not to share with the community. Murmurs fits the #workingnotworking life. The patio area is an peaceful respit where I can get real work done. Have some coffee under the massive Pothos vines. If you’re for looking for space to connect with other creators, have a nice snack, and see professionally curated exhibitions then It’s your spot in South DTLA... They also have the best power outlets in at least a 100mile radius... so ??♂️”
“I have gotten multiple pieces by Scott and was blown away every time. His work is absolutely stunning, and his ability to help craft what I envision is amazing. I cannot begin to express my gratitude for Scott and the Speakeasy crew!”
“I bought a collab shirt here, and I was happy to see super milk chan merch. There's no other shop at little tokyo with the collectible toys I've seen here. I will come again when I'm in LA.”
“Unfortunately I was here too early, and couldn't go inside. Opens at 10am, so I'll try to time it better next time! I heard in the summer, it's nice to visit this place for the air conditioning. I'm sure the artwork is much more impressive than that reviewer makes it seem.”
“Art Gallery showings for local artists and a stage for live poetry and performance art..We walked around the maze of what surprisingly showcased talented work by various artists and mediums...Beth May performs on June 24th live; then Escamilla stepped up to the plate ... SLAM POETRY BABY!!!Food trucks and Live artists painting away on 4th street Arts District today Saturday June 24th till 8pm... We just walked here from Santee Alley starting on Olympic and Santee... I do not recommend this walk... better to Uber...Enjoy the artists!”
“Update!They survived the Covid lockdown and they are open! Thanks to weak yen, prices are #walletfrieny. please #shoplocally and support old school little Tokyo shops.—-I have been coming to this place every Holliday seasons to purchase Holiday gifts. The items are authentic (many from Japan - purchased by the owner) and the price is amazing.It is also very relaxing place to see many graphic arts.Love this place!”
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“The past is the way to the future. Without further ado let's begin the landmark review.El Molino Viejo aka The Old Mill (est 1816) is a two-story architectural landmark with huge grounds and tranquil gardens in the city of San Marino. It was the first ever grist mill constructed in the early 19th century California to serve Mission San Gabriel; and personally designed and supervised by Padre JM de Zalvidea. It's facility was powered by a waterwheel. Impressive!!Walking around The Old Mill you'll notice it has a fortress-like design with five ft thick brick walls surrounding the mill's 43,500+ sq ft grounds. It serve as a protection in the event of disturbances during that time. Moreover, throughout its history it was vandalized, foreclosed, sold and passed down to state/city, to prominent California families and a company. Blimey! At present time, the El Molino Viejo is a lovely museum and event space. I bet most LA locals were oblivious that this exist; who knew this historical landmark was right under my very nose. I spent 35 minutes and 30 seconds to visit and explore the entirety of the museum grounds. Street parking only. Admission is free. Hours are limited. Beverage is permitted in and around the museum. Overall, I enjoyed my visit and recommend you visit.”